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What is Future Continuous Tense, rules, uses and examples? Future Continuous Tense is used to express an action that will be happening in the Future. It expresses a continued or ongoing action that may or may not be completed in the Future. Future Continuous Tense is also called Future progressive tense. For example if a person says,” Steve will be going to the park”. It means that Steve will be going in the Future and he may or may not be still working in the office (Task may be completed). Actions are like this can be expressed using Future continuous…

What is Simple Future Tense, rules, structure and examples:  Future tense is used to express any action that is near to happen in the future or any action that is not happened yet. We just predict that this action will happen in the future because no one can see the future. For example,” Steve will go to London tomorrow”. In this example it is told that Steve will go in the future and he has not gone yet. Future action of going London is being expressed here. So in these kinds of situations we use simple future tense. Also Read:…

What is Past Perfect Continuous Tense, rules and Examples: Past perfect continuous tense is used to express an action that started in the past and till continued in the past. p. A time reference is found in these kind of sentences like “since 2000”, “for 2 hours”. This time reference specifies that the task had started from the past and still continued in the past. Such time references can be seen in past perfect continuous tense. For Example if a person says,” I had been waiting here for three hours”. It means that the person had started waiting and he…

What is Past Perfect Tense, rules and structure with examples: Past perfect tense is somewhat typical to use as most of the learners get confused that how to apply past perfect tense rules in different situation. Without any grammatical language if we roughly say that it is “Past in Past”, then it would be a better explanation to past perfect tense. Past perfect tense rules and structure with examples is given below that will make this tense more easy to understand. Also Read: Step by Step order to learn English grammar What is Past Perfect Tense, rules and structure with…

Past Continuous Tense Rules with Examples: Past continuous tense is very similar to present continuous tense. The main difference among both is that in past continuous tense the action takes place in past. On the same note, rules of past continuous tense are also quite similar to present continuous tense. Lets discuss all these rules of past continuous tense with examples in which we talk about ongoing actions in past. Past Continuous Tense Rules with Examples The basic rule for past continuous tense is given by the expression as follow. Past Continuous Tense=Subject + was/were (Helping Verb) +1ST Verb+ Ing+…

What is Past Continuous Tense with examples? Past Continuous Tense is used to express an action that was happening in the past. It expresses a continued or ongoing action that may or may not be completed in the past. Past Continuous Tense is also called past progressive tense. For example if a person says,” Mark was working in the office”. It means that mark was working in the past (what is Simple past tense?)and he may or may not be still working in the office. This kind of actions happens in the past time and thus expressed by past continuous…

What is simple past tense, rules and its uses with examples: Simple past tense is very easy to use in English grammar. If you know about simple present tense then simple past tense becomes easier to understand. Simple Past tense is also called “Preterite tense”. Let’s us discuss about simple past tense and its rules with examples. What is simple past tense, rules and its uses with examples? Simple Past Tense: Simple past tense is used to express any action that started or completed in the past. Or in other words, simple past tense describes any action that happened in…

What is Present Perfect Continuous Tense Present perfect continuous tense is used to express an action that started in the past and continued till present. A time reference is found in these kind of sentences like “since 2000”, “for 2 hours”. This time reference specifies that the task has been continued from the past till now. Such time references can be seen in present perfect continuous tense. For Example if a person says,” I have been waiting here for three hours”. It means that the person is waiting for last three hours and he is still waiting. It identifies that…

Present Perfect Tense Rules with examples: Present perfect tense states that either the action has completed at some point in the past or extended to the present. In Present perfect tense, we do not talk about the exact time. The action happened in the unspecified time. Sometimes the concept of Present perfect tense seems very difficult for English learners.  There some specific rules to understand the basic idea behind Present perfect tense. Present perfect tense is comprises of two of its main parts: auxiliary ‘to have’ + Main verb. Present Perfect Tense Rules with examples Present perfect tense = Subject…

What is present perfect tense? Present Perfect Tense is used to express an action which has completed already but the time of the action is specified. In the sentences which contains words like at the moment, yesterday, one year ago, last week, that day, one day etc. We use present perfect tense in the sentences which contains the words like never, ever, many times, once, before, so far, yet, already etc. For example if a person says,” I have visited the market”. It means that I have completed the task of visiting in the market. This kind of actions happens…